Electroplating Consultants International Inc.

Electroplating Consultants International Inc., doing business as Electroplating Consultants Intrenational, supplies specialized electroplating chemicals for aerospace and defense maintenance as a woman-owned small business prime contractor to the U.S. Air Force, operating exclusively on a total-small-business set-aside posture across 93 recent federal awards.

Electroplating Consultants International is a for-profit corporation headquartered in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, with woman-owned small business (WOSB) designation. The vendor's footprint is hyper-concentrated: 87 of 93 awards (93% coverage by count, $7.2 million of $7.4 million combined potential value) route through a single customer, the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command's Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex, with five additional awards distributed across the Army (Kansas Army National Guard and Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command), the Interior Department (USGS), and the FAA's Franchise Acquisition Services. The company carries no subcontract work; all activity is prime.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on electroplating chemicals for aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) operations. Concrete deliverables include nickel sulfamate, nitric acid, nickel stripper, E-Brite, Kool Blak 225, and related replenishing solutions used on F-16, C-135, KC-135, and T-38 aircraft. Representative awards include a $344 thousand firm-fixed-price BPA call (April 2026) for electroplating chemicals in support of the Production Management Transformation (PMXG) program, a $225 thousand purchase order (January 2025) for reclaimed-grit cleaning equipment (CBN Hyperion Cleaning Service), a $139.8 thousand BPA call for electroplating chemicals (September 2024), and a $106.7 thousand purchase order from Aviation and Missile Command (March 2026) for AMFF switch-mode rectifiers. The vast majority of orders carry total-small-business set-aside designations; a handful of non-set-aside calls occur on the same BPA vehicles.

The vendor operates under two parent indefinite-delivery BPA vehicles, both with the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex. The larger is Blanket Purchase Agreement FA813223A0005, a $2 million multiple-award BPA established March 1, 2023, and running through February 29, 2028, under which the vendor has received 38 task orders ($2 million combined potential value). The second is Blanket Purchase Agreement FA813218A0013, against which the vendor has placed 39 task orders ($1.7 million combined potential value). A third, smaller Indefinite Delivery Contract (FA813221D0003) for nitric acid procurement carries three task orders valued at $6 thousand. Both BPA vehicles support PMXG, the Air Force's aircraft maintenance program at Tinker Air Force Base.

Activity has remained steady: 13 awards in 2022 and 2023, 15 in 2024, 12 in 2025, and 3 year-to-date in 2026 (as of April 2026). The vendor has held SAM registration since May 1999 and has maintained a continuous supplier relationship with the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex since that date. All recent work is total-small-business set-aside or unset-aside firm-fixed-price, with task order magnitudes clustering in the $5 thousand to $140 thousand range. The source describes Electroplating Consultants International as a critical supplier of specialized chemical solutions to the defense industrial base with established demand for just-in-time aerospace-grade chemical supplies; the concentration of work at a single facility under two BPA vehicles reflects deep entrenchment in the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex's maintenance operations rather than diversification across Air Force or DoD customers.